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We use Constant Contact for email marketing. We have used it for several years and have a mailing list of over 30k contacts. We recently changed CRM to Salesforce Professional Cloud and would like to keep contacts synced between the two platforms.    I want a 2-way synch, so any changes to a contact in either platform are synced to the other. From what I have read, Constant Contact’s Salesforce connector is one-way from Salesforce to Constant Contact.   Does anybody have experience with a solution or a 3rd party connector?  ... View more

We need a Mastodon social follow button please. Twitter is... um, not for everyone at this point. We need the button to add to the social follow block. Thanks!  ... View more

I have Lead Generation Landing Pages for people to register to download PDF files.  Whenever someone registers, the landing page adds them to a contact list named specific for that PDF.  I have an automation setup, so when an email is added to a PDF-specific contact list, it generates an email with the link to download the document.  The URLs for the landing pages are in various places on my website.   Recently, whenever I click on one of the landing page links, I get a browser error: This site can’t provide a secure connectionlp.constantcontactpages.com sent an invalid response. Try running Windows Network Diagnostics. ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR   It doesn’t matter if I click the link on my website or within the setup on Constant Contact’s website; I get the same error. After some troubleshooting, it turns out that my computers are the only ones getting this error – people not on my home network have no error; even my cellphone gets the error if it is on Wi-Fi, if I remove it from Wi-Fi, it works with no error. It seems obvious that something in my network is causing the error.   I’ve tried several things: Rebooting the router Rebooting my switch (PCs are on ethernet) On 2 different PCs I tried Chrome and Firefox Clearing browser cache Disabling all extensions Incognito mode Deleting every Constant Contact-related cookie off the computer Verify system clock is accurate Clear SSL state Disabling Anti-virus and firewall (Norton 360) Verify Windows up to date Verified browsers up to date Not sure how to remedy this, any ideas? ... View more